Nature Lovers' Thread
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My folks just got back from hiking in Zion national Park and sent me these cool pictures. Actually they are hot. like 120 degrees hot. lol
here is a few more.
Went on a hike today
Went on a hike today
Hey, went on a hike today around a couple local lakes.Took a few pix, here they are...
Peace
Went on a hike today
Hey, went on a hike today around a couple local lakes.Took a few pix, here they are...
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Took a short walk today, came across just 1 photo op. A young bird sleeping in the weeds. I think it's a young sparrow, was able to get about 4' away and snap a few before I spooked it...
This was the best one...just a little puff of feathers, not much bigger than a ping-pong ball.
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This was the best one...just a little puff of feathers, not much bigger than a ping-pong ball.
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delete this too, please. Glitch was not showing me last page. it does now...
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Rainbows....
OMG DOUBLE RAINBOW!! oh wait its just two pictures. rofl
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Sierra Nevadas 2010
Sierra Nevadas 2010
here is some September camping.
Sierra Nevadas 2010
here is some September camping.
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Stankie
I'm gonna have to go through this thread real slow one day with my bong and plenty of weed! Too many sweet pics to look at tonight!!
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arcticsun
Hey all, here are some scenery pictures from Norway..
This is Jotunheimen, its a mythical place in norse folklore, its the home of the giants.
Lofoten islands, arctic region.
In the Lofoten area there is ancient rock art everywhere. Some of the worlds oldest rock art is found here. There is also a vast number of ancient religious sites and burial mounds in this area.
This is Jotunheimen, its a mythical place in norse folklore, its the home of the giants.
Lofoten islands, arctic region.
In the Lofoten area there is ancient rock art everywhere. Some of the worlds oldest rock art is found here. There is also a vast number of ancient religious sites and burial mounds in this area.
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arcticsun
Grabbed my camera today on my way out to the grocery store despite a low cloud cover. Its a 30-40 minute drive to the grocery store for me, I live in one of the least populated regions of the world. Population density here is 2 ppl, 2 goats & 2 reindeer pr square kilometer.
I always meet some type of wildlife when im out driving, today I saw a white tailed eagle. Its one of the largest predatory birds in the world, the largest in Europe and the arctic. We have the worlds densest population of these eagles, its a massive and very powerful bird, maybe my favorite animal.
This eagle was sitting on a rock by the seashore, I observed it for a couple of minutes from inside my car, but when i got out of the car to get a picture it took off. Its a young eagle.
This is the season for hanging fish to dry, the climate is perfect for open air drying here. In fact its the only place in the world where conditions for open air drying is as good as this. They store some of the worlds most expensive wine and cognac in caves in the area, the world seed vault is also on an island north of here.
Air drying cod like this is a tradition believed to go back several thousand years. This is how the ingredients for real "Bacalao" and "Lutefisk" is made. This is European food culture on its best, millennium old tradition and skill combined with the cleanest and best natural ingredient plus months of work and patience put into the final product. Once dried carefully through the winter, the final dry cod product can be used in a number of dishes from bacalao to lutefisk and its fantastic grilled, it can even be eaten raw.. great protein source for us, it tastes great, im raised on the stuff. Gives a massive libido and makes you viking strong.. HaRR
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Freak weather can ruin the fish and cause great economic grievance for the fisherman, so the local economy has through the ages been fully in submission to the harsh arctic climate. This is the local trademark, a delicacy.
Enjoy the autumn/winter nature lovers.. blessings from winterland
I always meet some type of wildlife when im out driving, today I saw a white tailed eagle. Its one of the largest predatory birds in the world, the largest in Europe and the arctic. We have the worlds densest population of these eagles, its a massive and very powerful bird, maybe my favorite animal.
This eagle was sitting on a rock by the seashore, I observed it for a couple of minutes from inside my car, but when i got out of the car to get a picture it took off. Its a young eagle.
This is the season for hanging fish to dry, the climate is perfect for open air drying here. In fact its the only place in the world where conditions for open air drying is as good as this. They store some of the worlds most expensive wine and cognac in caves in the area, the world seed vault is also on an island north of here.
Air drying cod like this is a tradition believed to go back several thousand years. This is how the ingredients for real "Bacalao" and "Lutefisk" is made. This is European food culture on its best, millennium old tradition and skill combined with the cleanest and best natural ingredient plus months of work and patience put into the final product. Once dried carefully through the winter, the final dry cod product can be used in a number of dishes from bacalao to lutefisk and its fantastic grilled, it can even be eaten raw.. great protein source for us, it tastes great, im raised on the stuff. Gives a massive libido and makes you viking strong.. HaRR
. Freak weather can ruin the fish and cause great economic grievance for the fisherman, so the local economy has through the ages been fully in submission to the harsh arctic climate. This is the local trademark, a delicacy.
Enjoy the autumn/winter nature lovers.. blessings from winterland
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arcticsun
Thanks MrsB, its the land of the great predators. The eagles around here are powerful enough to easily take cats and small dogs. They kill their pray with the powerful legs and razor sharp claws.
Sea eagle and fox
Sea eagle and fox
Gnome_grown
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Here are some animals that I've taken pictures of on my travels
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Here are some pictures of places and things I've enjoyed outside
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A few more while I'm at it
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arcticsun
Brother you are more then welcome, big fish and big smoke clouds, we can make that happen no problem
